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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Amsterdam

  Clifford Chance Amsterdam and Pride Photo Foundation proudly present the Arcus Pride Art Exhibition 2023. The exhibition is designed to challenge perceptions and provoke thought and conversation through artworks from various photographic disciplines that showcase the fluidity of sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression. It will run throughout June, July and the beginning of August at Clifford Chance’s Amsterdam office and has been personally curated by Arcus co-chair Chris Verheesen.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 - Australia

  Hosted in collaboration with Brookfield Place and Glamazon (Amazon’s LGBTQ+ Employee network) and curated by Dr. Liz Bradshaw, the Sydney-based exhibition sees the lobby of Brookfield Place (Clifford Chance's Sydney office) and the Wynyard station stairs in the CBD filled with spectacular artworks from queer and diverse artists under this year’s theme, United in Pride.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Brussels

  The first-ever Brussels Arcus Pride Art exhibition was hosted at the firm’s office in collaboration with art library Kunst in Huis and featured work from Brussels based queer visual artist Ugo Woatzi.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – London

  For this year's London Arcus Pride Art Show, Clifford Chance presents an exhibition of five LGBT+ artists: Ian Rayer-Smith, Jane Dinmore, Lee Campbell, Marc Standing and Victoria Slater.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Newcastle

  In Newcastle we are exhibiting the highly personal, figurative works of Matilda Sutton. Her work draws on the female figure which often appears as a hybrid between humans and animals, and she works across many media including, drawing, painting and fabrics.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Singapore

  This year, we partner with Art Porters to proudly present "Life is Beautiful", a LGBTQ-friendly group exhibition featuring art that honours the diversity of human experience and expression through unique perspectives. We also continue to celebrate our local artists who take us on a unique journey through their lens.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Luxembourg

  Clifford Chance Luxembourg, in collaboration with MAPA Fine Art, is pleased to host the Arcus Pride Art, showcasing contemporary emerging artists Pit Riewer, Sarah Mandres, Pit Reding and Aaron Boot from Luxembourg and the Netherlands.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Hong Kong

  This year, we are delighted to collaborate with Fiona Ho and Natalie Ng from Odds and Ends for our annual Hong Kong Pride Art exhibition. Established in 2022, Odds and Ends is a contemporary art gallery in Hong Kong that showcases local and international emerging artists, with a focus on Asian diasporic artists. The mission of the gallery is to nurture new talents through a rigorous exhibition program and promote cross-disciplinary collaborations.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Prague

  Clifford Chance's first ever Prague Arcus Pride Art happened under the umbrella of the office's annual client party as a vibrant pop-up exhibition in partnership with Trafo Gallery presenting the art work of renowned Czech artists Ivan Pinkava and Veronika Holcová.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Dusseldorf

  In 2023, we extended our Pride Month celebrations into September, turning our Dusseldorf office into a unique art exhibition exclusively curated for Clifford Chance. Local curator Wilko Austermann brought together four artists that work with different media and forms of representation to make the vernissage as unique and diverse as the artists themselves.

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  Arcus Pride Art 2023 – Tokyo

  Clifford Chance Tokyo proudly presents the Arcus Pride Art Exhibition 2023. After being held online from 2020, it was the first event in three years to invite clients to our office in Marunouchi. The exhibition was held on 29 June and showcased 9 talented artists at the heart of artistic innovation and expression. Set in our office against the backdrop of the Imperial Palace, the exhibition Juxtaposes corporate Japan, tradition and the important themes of diversity and inclusiveness in demonstration of harmony and acceptance.

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